The $99 RX300, which is targeted at educational institutions and SMBs, can be run as a thin client to access a virtual Windows desktop or as a local Raspberry Pi PC, running the Pi’s official Linux-based Raspbian OS.
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Windows 10 desktop on the Raspberry Pi: NComputing launches $99 RX300
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